The Fall Chicago Genealogist, from the Chicago Genealogical Society, is divided into two parts:
The third installment of Virginia Dick's translations of items from the Illinois Staats Zeitung, July 1872 -- a unique window on post-Fire Chicago.
"Remembering the 1920s Decade," by Raymond E. Johnson, recalling Roseland, dirigibles, and a Model-T Ford. "Junk men drove their one-horse wagons down the alleys calling out a standard cry meant to be 'rags -- old iron," but each had his own version and none was intelligible."
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Old News in the Chicago Genealogist
Posted by Harold Henderson at 2:44 AM
Labels: 1920s, Chicago Genealogist, Illinois, Illinois Staats Zeitung, Roseland
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